submitted feedback with attached code snippet and system error popup: 15155625

same thing has been happening to me on the simulator, but device is fine

if you click the little +, you can edit your deployment target, by hand, both debug and release, granted looks like they removed the dropdown, but it can still be edited. Also if you goto target - build settings-> deployment you can see your value there and there is a dropdown for ios versions (but only whole version numbers) i suppose if you want to do something like 17.3 or something you'll need to type it in.

i would submit some Feedbacks we are seeing this with other SDK's the more feedbacks / info they have the more they can investigate, i have a feeling this is a xcode validation issue, for now im just ignoring them, i can still upload apps / deploy so its not a stopper, just annoying getting warnings

submitted a FB with same 'warning's' using SPM for a SDK. attached as much info as i could FB-15144843

looks like downloads are working now, thanks xcode team!

for any of the framework engineers who might be looking at forums / feedback number, I've added a little more info to the feedback number above. Ive seemed to have narrow it down to the one reason its happening, as to 'why' its happening, that ill have to ask your thoughts :D Thanks!

FB13826208 (see comment - sorry not sure with new forums if you are notified on comment vs reply)

+1 for having the ability to disable the new tab bar floating, it will give us the opportunity to adopt it overtime (in case of huge issues) as well as if it doesn't make sense for app in its current state.

Same issue .. sigh

me too , simulators are pretty much unusable on my intel mac, i would submit a feedback, i did as well about the transparency issue.

i would give it a day or so, sometimes it takes them a little bit to the the symbols up. We usually go through this every release.

@phirk i have the same issue with cisco anyconnect. I actually had a 1 on 1 lab session with the xcode team during WWDC regarding this. They changed the stack from previous xcodes to a new stack called CoreDevice i belive. its mosty a network connection, so when cisco connects it 'kills' those devices and immediatly on cicsco disconnect it sees them again. Its a pain to have to disconnect to be able to debug on a device. i also submitted a feedback with as many details as possible about our cisco setup. They are looking into it, but it might not be a Apple thing. It could be Cisco Anyconnect and it also could be how its setup at your workplace. So as of right now its kinda an outstanding issue with no solution atm.

also seeing this. thanks for submitting a feedback!

i know this might be kinda random, but ive run into this too, i can ONLY see my devices available for debugging if im not connected to my workplace VPN, as soon as i disconnect i see them. I have a FB submitted, seems kinda like a bug, but ill wait to see what they say.